The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-17
At Brooklyn yesterday, lG.h, Brookly
beat st. Louis by a score Of 10 to 5.
DELLAlltE.

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip Frou
! SD tho Glass City. =
"Uncie Toms Cabin" tonight at tn
Elysian. 'E gT ~
Miss Mary Copeland Is vieiting in 81
Clairsville. ~
Col. Baron left for Findlsy yesterday OF
Q business trip. r.
Mins Cora Woodn and Miss Hattie Jone
are in SIeubonvllls.
Mrs. Albert King has very severe at
tack Of diphtheria. 9l5 a.s
The Baptists held aervicea in City Hal
yesterday afternoon.
Newt Warnock aad Miss Mary Nef
we're married last week. ,'iT.,st
Rev. Alya Hopkins preached ut the
Christian church yesterday.
Rev. W. s. Campbell preached to thu
children yesterday morning. N y 81
Thomas Ault, the miller, is walking
around and is considerably better.
One OF the clowns at the circus Friday,
broke an asm by falling of chair. /;
Mies Aagie Hanlon and Mr.. Otto Han.
Ion, of Barnesvillc, are visiting here.
At the Fair last week Miss Mamie
Waldson got the prize for the best bread.
The pay car on the Bs.laire, I,uesville
q Cincinnati railroad was here las! week.
A crowd Of FRS. ward young people
helda picnic in Rodefer's orchard satur.
day.
Miss Grace Jonss has returned to her
home in MouudsyiIte alter pleasant visit
here. ,.a' .
J. E. Trueman, sgent Of the Psnnsyl-
vania railroad at Bridgeport, was in the
city las. week. 81
Miss Emma Fletcher, who was visiting
Miss Anna Oswald, has returned to her
homo in Besllsville. I.iTI-
j s. Shepherd aud W. Il. Waldren
passed through tho city Saturday night on
their why to Pittsburgh.
Frank Veal aad wife got the priz, for
being the bsot wsltzsrs at the ball Of the
Union Club Ftilaylevsning.
A msn by the name Of Porter is confined
in jail here for ssesliug hat at tho Globe
house and a ss!chel at stsuhsnville.
The Rellairs could not run yesterday on
account OF low water. The river ia falling
again attes riss Of six inches here.
The General Agent OF the 9. < P, divi-
sion Of the Pennsyfvania railroad, J, 3.
Gllloapic, was in Bellaire last week.
Tho Y. ". 9. T. G. will hold a meeting
Immediately after the Young Peoples meet.
ing tonight in the First N. E. church.
A man esole an overcoat Friday from an
uptown clothier, aud when arrested maid
tor the coat, and Marshal Darby released
him.
The jury in the case Of Mary A. Roberta
sgainst the estate OF John Hsstery,
deceased, gave the plaintiff judgment lor
slG5.
Rev. r. G. Wallaes preached his fare.
we'll Germon yesterday, as be leaves to-day
for San Diego, CAL, where he intends to
locate.
The travelling auditor OF the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad Company, was In the
city Saturday shskiug hands and check.
ing up the boys here.
Rev. J. H. Jonea, Of Wheeling, ad-
dressed tho A. NJ. L. Sunday schoo! YES.
tsrday afternoon, and preached at night
for the same congregation.
Messrs. Voegtley, Hart, Kelley, Hamil-
ton, Smith, Hamburger and DR.. Muhle.
man, oil window glass men, were out at
St. Clairavllle leat week attending court.
There has been gang Of sneak theves
operating here, and several things have
been stolen, among others a gold chain
from cats neck in the feline show at the |
Street Fair.
Mr.. Greenfield and Mr.. Homie, of the
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh road, ran |
special to Martins Ferry yesterday to got
some needed castings Tor the Bel!aire
wRtpr works.
Joseph Elliott, Of Gravel Hill, WAS stand /
Ing near one Of the striking machines on J
Union street wher cne Of the sledges flew
from !ha handle and split hia limb wide
open. He was taken to Rob!nson's drug
store and D.. Close dressed the wound,
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